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AP Human Geography Unit 2 Test Review
AP Human Geography Unit 2 Test Review
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1
Which of the following countries would best benefit from a PRO-natalist policy?
Nigeria
USA
Japan
Brazil
2
Which migrant would NOT be classified as voluntary?
nomad
seasonal worker
refugee
pioneer
3
Which of the following modern locations would NOT be part of the ecumene locations of the world?
Tigris River Valley
New York City, USA
Cairo, Egypt
Shanghai, China
4
What defines the 3rd epidemiological transition stage?
war and poverty
pestilence and famine
degenerates and reprobates
degenerative diseases
5
Which demographic transition stage is defined by a high birth rate and a high death rate?
Stage 2
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 5
6
Which geographical figure was known as a pioneer of migration theory?
Salazar Slytherin
Ernst Ravenstein
Helga Hufflepuff
Godric Gryffindor
7
The average annual births in a year per 1000 people is called:
birth rate
birth order
natural increase
natural decrease
8
Which of the following is NOT an example of a push factor?
environmental disasters
higher wages
economic depression
political violence
9
If a country has the same _______ as _______ it will create
zero population growth
,
birth rate; dependency ratio
death rate; birth rate
doubling time; carrying capacity
total fertility rate; infant mortality rate
10
In which stage of the demographic transition model is the country represented below?
Stage 3
Stage of Doom!
Stage 4
Stage 2
11
Which of the following is most related to a population's
natural increase
?
ethnicity
religion
education levels
deaths
12
What two factors contribute to the population
aging
?
gene mutations and depression
lack of physical exercise and less sleep
declining fertility rates and rising life expectancy
population density and infrastructure
13
Which of the following is an example of an intervening obstacle in migration?
Total fertility rate
Civil freedoms
A wage increase
An impassable mountain range
14
Which world region would likely have the HIGHEST fertility rates?
Eastern Europe
East Asia
North America
Sub-Saharan Africa
15
The process of moving from one location to another in a series of stages, is called:
Chain Migration
Guest Worker Cycles
Nomadism
Step Migration
16
The number of people an area can effectively support is known as
epidemiological transition
impossible to know due to a high number of variables.
carrying capacity
the Malthusian paradox